The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
4 DAYS RECORD or Events THE
SOUTHERN BROOKLYN.

Ke- mon oi the survive r. OF 'hf-terheld
Troop-A Fun Roster Of the Old War
Boys Political Notes. Church Union
Tonight Miscellaneous Mention.
The surviving members OF Chesterfield
Troop met Yesterday, at 10 o'clock. at the
Mayors Courtroom, and perfected a per
manent organization, the object Of which
is TO keep i've recOllections Of the past,
and the glorious memories which this
troop have achieved Captain Lips
comb, one Of The efficient members. is the
leading spirit n this organization.
A CONFLICT LIST or THE OLD TROOP
The following is full list of the Ches-
tcrield Troop so far as 10 is possible for
papers now in existence to- furnish. The
names are chiefly from two muster rolls,
one of October IS, 1868, and the other Of
January 2s. 1861 sThese are the only lists
now known 10 be extant, 30 some of the
earlier members may be omitted.
ClesterfM Troop Company j, Fourh
YugiHia Carairy, q. S. A.
William b Ball, William B. Woold-
ridge. and Walter G. Clark, captains; A.
/ j. McTyre. first lieutenant John b.
Baugh. second lieutenant j. A. Clark,
first sergeant. David Moore, second
sergeant. George r. Moss. third SER
geant A. 5 Furcron. fourth sergeant
f Lawson MouI.ett, fifth sergeant, D. ID.
Tallcy first corporal Beverley +. Moss,
second corporal james A. Lipscomb,
third corporal a. s Hancock, fourth
cOrpOral PrIyafc.. R. NJ Anderson, T. VI.
/ Anderson. D. d. Anderson, Samuel NJ.
/ Archer. p. Adkins. James H. Beicher,
+ Orrn Bass. f. j. Brooks, A. g..
f Clarke. p. Vs. Clay. g. s. Clay,
/ r. l.. Childrcss. D. Vs. Chal ,ley, James
+ W. Cheatham. Andrew Dyer, Archer
+ Dyer. Leander Elam. James 7. EIling-
/ ton. w. f. Fisher Thomas II. Fisher
John w Fisher. Leigh Finney, James J..
Fore William F0rl0incs, David For
loines Henry r. Gary, James W Graves,
/ s. n. Graves. vs.. g. Glenn, Thomas Han
cock, VI " Hancock, H. II. Hancock,
John j.. Hatcher. Thomas Hepbard, A..
f G. Jones. j. Smith Jones. W. H. Jor-
don. II ID katlOw. Marion keable,
Sidney IT, Lacy Frank G.. Moss, j. Is. T..
Moss. r. J. Mander- W. $. Moss, 7. v.
F Manders. l.. NJ Morisett, Allen McFad-
den. NJ II Mccoy. Samuel a. Nelson,
F N Painter. James Reid. John W Roberts
Philip Ruiner, j A Smith Daniel W.
+ Stration. J. w. Spanier. r. II. lonance,
/ W a. Turner. H. g. Iompkins. John T..
+ Trabue. ". A Turpin b. +. Iinslcy W.
A Naden. Robert n Wniree, Samuel
f vs.. Walker. = ID. Williams, james Will
F hanson. John l.. williamson ] Cary
/ Winston. g. d. Williams. w A. Wood.
F u. White. y. Isaac WiikersOu, and George
J. Yates.
uRuf, AND PERSONALS.
Mr. B. NJ Robertson. who was the
Democratic nominee for the House and
who was defeated by Mr J. Y. Herring,
stated yesterday that be would not con-
test the election OFF bis competitor as such
legal Quibble- and technicaliiies were
injurious t0 the party Also from per
sOna reasons Doe would not attempt 20
overthrow lhc action of the board of
canvasscrs Mr. Robertson made good
fight and viii hc rewarded.
Tonight the union services OF all the
churches in the city will be held at the
Central Methodist church Rev. l.. Il.
Th0mhill viii preside and Rev John D..
ClOptOn will preach. The young men
connected with the church will al be
present. and a Richmond gentleman will
present the claims of the international
Young Mems Christian Association and
% collection viii be taken up for their
benefit
Rev W. G.. Lumpkin viii preach at the
PRESBYTERIAN church to-day. The con
grcgaiion this morning will doubtless
take into consideration the question OF
calling q pastor
The condition of John Timmons, the
one of the three youths most seriously
hurt at the falling Of the Old Dominion
Cotton Mills elevator, was yesterday re-
ported in very critical condition Ills
sninal column II affected and his cOndi-
tiOn creates alarm.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Bainbridge-street Baptist Church Mis-
sionary Society will be held this after
noon. Interesting addresses and singing
will be a feature OF the meeting
Mr. Rober L. French, son of Judge ,.
Basse,t French, is quite ILL.,
There will bee no meeting at the K. ~
ID reading rooms this evening. This ls
I'm consequence of the united meetings at
Central Methodist church.